Comment Comment by ratww > This move destroys the reputation of Mac as a game platform, compared to Windows which can run decades old games fine.But this has happened before. Pretty much every pre-2007 Mac game stopped working in 2012 after they removed Rosetta, their PPC emulator.And 64-bit Intel has been available since Leopard, released in 2007. So that leaves a tiny window of 32-bit only releases.On the other hand, the removal of OpenGL, if/when that ever happens, might have worse consequences. parent ratww 7 years ago
But this has happened before. Pretty much every pre-2007 Mac game stopped working in 2012 after they removed Rosetta, their PPC emulator.
And 64-bit Intel has been available since Leopard, released in 2007. So that leaves a tiny window of 32-bit only releases.
On the other hand, the removal of OpenGL, if/when that ever happens, might have worse consequences.